Sentence examples for mere alternative from inspiring English sources

Sugar syrup is the order of the day in the mass-produced digestive, but only Rhodes allows for white sugar, and that as a mere alternative to the soft brown stuff.

From mere alternatives in the race to provide human civilization with required energy, renewables have now stolen the march and are set to become the frontrunners in the coming decades.

Furthermore, we're promised that "a twin rotator construction reduces the bearing load... Making it possible to reproduce the warm sound and subtle nuances of musical expression". This is not a mere Spotify alternative.

Based on these important parameters, they explained the fact that rotationplasty should be considered as an alternative to amputation in some distal femoral tumors that amputation seemed to be the mere option.

"Old's our game," says the woman (not the poet) who speaks in the sonnet "We Own the Alternative": "Mere failure to be young is not interesting".

We call this process "rooting" because scenarios on their own that is, as mere description of alternative courses of events would be effective and alive in the minds of managers as long as a tree without roots.

It was not possible to identify in their interviews neither an effort to construct a socially shared meaning to attribute to death, nor the mere possibility of alternative conceptions.

This paper demonstrates experimentally that the mere fact that an alternative was chosen in the past increases the likelihood that it will be re-chosen in the future, when new alternatives are being offered.

Existing research supports the ecological perspective which proposes that the rater source effects that are typically found in analysis of multisource performance ratings do not represent mere halo biases but alternative, perhaps equally valid perspectives on ratee performance.

Finally, although the Commission had the authority to provide for either passive or active recreational use of the property, it chose the least intrusive alternative: a mere right to pass and repass.

But arguing over who is in charge may come to be seen as mere displacement therapy, an alternative to finding the answer to the much bigger and harder question of the kind of politics that is needed for the 21st century.